The School of Nursing and Healthcare Leadership is pleased to congratulate Katherine Granstra, a Senior in the Health Services Administration program, on winning the national Richard J. Stull Student Essay competition. Granstra’s winning essay is entitled: “Nurse against Nurse: Horizontal Bullying in the Nursing Profession.”
Matt Craig, Professor, Department of Physics and Astronomy, is a co-author on two recently published papers. One, in the Proceedings of the 125th Annual Meeting of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, is entitled “Writing and Assessing Student Learning Objectives: Tips, Techniques, and What Our Community Needs.”
What is needed in order to form a language? In their most basic form, languages require an alphabet (a set of letters) and a collection of finite strings of letters called words. In order to recognize a language, one must be able to distinguish strings of letters that form words from those that do not form words.
The 2014-2015 Religious Studies Speaker Series continues this Wednesday with Dr. Paul Harris, MSUM, History, who will be discussing “Racial Uplift and Methodist Education in Georgia and Liberia.” The presentation will be this Wednesday, Feb. 11 at 7 p.m. in Langseth Hall 118.
MSUM faculty are passionate about working with students, giving students numerous opportunities to connect with experiential learning, where they practice what they learn in the classroom with real-world projects. While these connections occur daily across campus, several innovative educational practices are now available to students in the Paseka School of Business.